Posthumous works in prose and verse
Subtitle: written in the time of the grand rebellion, and reign of King Charles II.
By: by Mr. Samuel Butler.
Contributors: L'Estrange, Roger, Sir, 1616-1704.
Publisher: Printed for S. Briscoe, and sold by R. Smith, G. Strahan ..., J. Brown ..., and J. Morphew ...
Published: 1716
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 243
Work titles: Selections.
Notes: "The case of King Charles I. truly stated ..." (p. [111]-152), "The characters of the five sectaries ..." (p. [223]-243), and "A key to Hudibras ..." (p. [3-20] at end) have each special t.p.

Some of the works are spurious.

Portrait wanting.
Table of contents: value: A burlesque pindarick ode, to the memory of the most renown'd Claud. Du Val, the highwayman.; value: The court burlesqu'd.; value: A proposal humbly offered for the farming liberty of conscience.; value: A caveat to the roundheads.; value: The assembly-man.; value: The case of King Charles I. truly stated, against John Cook, Master of Gray's-Inn.; value: The character of King Charles I.; value: A thought upon death, after hearing of the murder of King Charles I.; value: Good advice in bad times.; value: The character of a fanatick.; value: The morning's salutation.; value: Two letters.; value: The Geneva ballad.; value: The round-head.; value: The character of the five sectaries.; value: A key to Hudibras / written by Sir Roger L'Estrange.